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Mein Zauberhafter Ritter (2010)

by Lynn Kurland(Favorite Author)

4.14 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Romance

publisher

Weltbild

series

De Piaget

review 1: "Every woman should have at least a week with a medieval lord who felt compelled to protect her at all costs."I love it!! Well, this is Montgomery de Piaget story's. I was waiting to read his story since "Dreams of Stardust" and "When I fall in love"... it was all I expected to be and more. Lynn Kurland did it again! Montgomery used to believe in faeries and magic, but not anymore. Fairytales are not for him (and not for Pippa either) but they found each other and it's a fairytale. Sweet and cute. The way they slowly fall in love is amazing. In addition, we can see other characters from previous stories. I specially enjoyed seeing Kendrick and Nicholas (my favorites de Piaget heros'). Now, Montgomery is a new de Piaget favorite too.I can't wait to read Phillip s... moretory.
review 2: The de Piaget series should be read in order as you will get a little confused to the characters and time frame of events happening. I've followed and fell in love with Lynn's books since they first came out to the bookshelves years ago. Both the McLeod and de Piaget series are really fun reads. One Enchanted Evening is just that, it's enchanting. The story brings Tess's sister Pipa into the de Piaget family after she meets Montgomery. Their chemistry goes well together and you can tell that they are meant to be together. One drawback I did find was in some parts around the beginning of the book, it lagged somewhat. I did roll my eyes at some scenes as to me it kind of took away from the storyline but once getting past that, the rest of the book was really a fun romantic read. If you are looking for an author who creates wonderful, clean paranormal books, Lynn is just who you are looking for. The bottom line is that you don't miss out on the steamy sex, you just have an understanding it's there. less

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